Susan Glickman, born in 1953 in Baltimore, is a Canadian writer, editor, and critic. She has contributed to academia by teaching English and creative writing at the University of Toronto and Toronto Metropolitan University. Her academic background includes doctoral work on Shakespeare's dramaturgy, and she also works as a freelance editor, specializing in academic texts.

Glickman's literary career has been recognized with several awards. Her debut novel, 'The Violin Lover,' received the Canadian Jewish Book Award for Fiction and was named a best book of 2006 by The National Post. Her non-fiction work, 'The Picturesque & the Sublime: A Poetics of the Canadian Landscape,' earned the Gabrielle Roy prize for literary criticism and the Raymond Klibansky prize for humanities. Her writings, including essays and reviews, have been published in various literary magazines, and her poetry has been translated into French and Greek.

Susan Glickman's contributions to literature have garnered significant acclaim. Her novel 'The Violin Lover' achieved notable recognition, securing the Canadian Jewish Book Award for Fiction and inclusion on The National Post's list of best books for 2006. In the realm of literary criticism, her 1998 work, 'The Picturesque & the Sublime: A Poetics of the Canadian Landscape,' was honored with both the Gabrielle Roy prize for the year's best literary criticism and the Raymond Klibansky prize for the year's best work in the humanities. Glickman's essays and reviews have been featured in prominent publications such as Maisonneuve, Brick, Essays on Canadian Writing, The Journal of Canadian Poetry, and The University of Toronto Quarterly. Furthermore, her poetry has gained international recognition, with translations appearing in French and Greek.

Beyond her creative and critical writing, Susan Glickman has a background in academia and editing. She has served as an English professor at the University of Toronto, where her doctoral research focused on Shakespeare's dramaturgy. Additionally, she has taught creative writing at both the University of Toronto and Toronto Metropolitan University. Glickman also engages in freelance editing, primarily concentrating on academic texts, drawing upon her scholarly expertise to refine and shape scholarly works.